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Microsoft Application Threat Modeling Blog
Threat Profile and "Composite Threat"
Posted
over 5 years ago
by
rvanil
2
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Threat profile is a very interesting concept that identifies the complete set of threats in a given application context. The Threat Analysis and Modeling (TAM) tool generates a threat profile using an inclusive methodology; in other words, it uses the...
Microsoft Application Threat Modeling Blog
Create a good threat model in 10 simple steps
Posted
over 5 years ago
by
rvanil
2
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How can I get a great and secure product without killing myself? This is not just a question for how-to diet magazines; it’s a legitimate business problem. I teach the ACE Threat Modeling class (First Wednesday of every month!), and that is the question...
Microsoft Application Threat Modeling Blog
Rich Internet Applications - The New Security Frontier
Posted
over 5 years ago
by
MJD
3
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In the past we have been relying on the web browser to provide/restrict the user interface for interacting with applications on the Internet. As security teams slowly work to fix the usual SQL Injection, XSS, Input validation attacks there is a whole...
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